I am working on testcomplete automation tool. I want to know how can I store current URL in a variable for validation. Example,
I click a link that takes me to a particular page. I want to validate against the URL of that page. how can I do that?
You can use the URL property of the Page object. Information on this property along with a script sample can be found in this document:
URL Property (Page Objects)
If it's not opening in a tab/window then this should work fine:
function PageSample()
{
Browsers.Item(btIExplorer).Run("http://smartbear.com/");
// Obtains the browser process
var browser = Sys.Browser("iexplore");
// Obtains the page currently opened in Internet Explorer
var page = browser.Page("*");
// Use the page object property and add a checkpoint to validate
…
}
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I am working on xamarin.forms. I have a content page which contains one webview which load 3rd party url(www.xyz.com) site and one button in shell.
On button click event I am trying to get user input data using
webview.eval(javascript: var data = document.getElementById('first-name').value;alert(data)).
It works fine but due to void return type I could not store data in local variable and I have a customrender(webviewrender) but don't know on shell button click event how can I get userinput data from webview
Please suggest me how do I achieve this functionality.I do not want XLab-Hybridwebview.
You'll probably need to have the JavaScript code call out to the external code when the result is available. You could then wrap that whole process in a TaskCompletionSource to make everything nice and easy to use.
Question edited:
I wrote a page with jquery-bootgrid data API.
Its should be calling with AJAX to my NancyFX REST API, but it isn't.
Client side:
I'm serving the bootgrid from a local repo:
<script src="~/scripts/jquery.bootgrid.min.js"></script>
Maybe I shouldn't be using the .min.js file but rather the open one for debugging? If so, could you walk me through what to do, or point me in the direction?
The page code is
...
data-toggle="bootgrid" data-ajax="true"
data-url="/cars/0" data-method="GET"
Server side:
I have the html page served by NancyFx and is seen ok, except for the grid which is empty. There's an API module with a breakpoint in Visual Studio (running on localhost), with the following:
Get["/cars/{status:int}?current={current}&rowCount={rowCount}"] = parameters => ...
This code is never called. How can I force the debugger to catch ANY call before the routing is checked, and show me what's coming into the server?
I'm using the chrome debugger.
The current URL is not valid by Nancy standards. We don't add query string params to the route.
You would want to write something along the lines of:
Get["/cars/{status:int}"] = parameters =>
{
var status = (int)parameters.status;
var current = (string)parameters.current.TryParse("");
var rowCount = (int)parameters.current.TryParse(10);
...
}
Along those lines. (written off the top of my head)
An alternative approach is to bind the request like so:
Get["/cars/{status:int}"] = parameters =>
{
var request = this.Bind<MyRequest>();
...
}
public class MyRequest
{
public MyRequest()
{
RowCount = 10;
}
public int Status {get;set;}
public string Current {get;set;}
public int RowCount {get;set;}
}
Changing the nancy to Get["/cars/{status:int}"] = parameters => did the trick of catching the request.
The ajax wasn't being called because I lost the JQuery first line...
$(document).ready(function() {
To get the current and rowCount you need to use
var current = (int)Request.Form["current"];
var rowCount = (int)Request.Form["rowCount];
By the way, the Get wasn't working (I think its a Bootgrid bug) so I changed it to POST.
The simplest way to debug any jQuery library is by using the in-built debugger, it's kinda difficult for me to use chrome for that , so I use Firefox but if you are habitual of chrome then use it, the functionality is almost the same, but with Firefox you can directly switch to the events associated with any element in the html (in the inspect section)
Once you get into the debugger, set the breakpoint and refresh the page either by F5 or Ctrl+F5 if you selected the valid breakpoint you can see all the values associated with every variable also with every function.
Secondly, use the step-in option in the debugger to see where the exact line is pointing, if it's refering to any other file it will pop open automatically in the debugger menu. Firefox's spider monkey is much good at debugging and relating codes (that's totally my opinion).
3- for the api calls, the reason for data not being processed or not displayed, very much lies within the structure of the library,(on what parameters the data is called/fetched/retrieved), for this try to use the "watch expressions" option in debugger and try implementing the code on loaded dom in console section with trigger on the node which you think is bugged or which should display the value.
In a PDF, I can set up a button to
Submit the FDF data to my RestAPI
Redirect to a webpage (to tell user 'Thanks') and that works perfectly.
But I need to do this using code... I am using iTextSharp in the following way:
pb is my pushbutton...
sURL is the URL I need the data to go to...
This is my code:
PdfFormField pff = pb.Field;
pff.SetAdditionalActions(PdfName.A, PdfAction.CreateSubmitForm(sURL, null, PdfAction.SUBMIT_XFDF));
af.ReplacePushbuttonField("submit", pff);
This does replace the button with the submit action. How do I keep the page redirect or how do I set it in code?
I have also tried PdfName.AA and PdfName.U based on examples and I am not certain what the different names are for. But nothing works. :-/
Apparently, the SetAdditionalActions() replaces the existing actions.
I have also tried using annotations and just adding a button that doesn't exist.
You are looking for a concept called chained actions as demonstrated in the PrintTimeTable example:
Chunk chunk = new Chunk("print this page");
PdfAction action = PdfAction.javaScript(
"app.alert('Think before you print!');", stamper.getWriter());
action.next(PdfAction.javaScript(
"printCurrentPage(this.pageNum);", stamper.getWriter()));
action.next(new PdfAction("http://www.panda.org/savepaper/"));
chunk.setAction(action);
In this case, we have an action that shows an alert, prints a page and redirects to an URL. These actions are chained to each other using the next() method.
In C#, this would be:
Chunk chunk = new Chunk("print this page");
PdfAction action = PdfAction.JavaScript("app.alert('Think before you print!');", stamper.Writer);
action.Next(PdfAction.JavaScript("printCurrentPage(this.pageNum);", stamper.Writer));
action.Next(new PdfAction("http://www.panda.org/savepaper/"));
chunk.SetAction(action);
See also the C# port of the book examples.
I have web browser control which contains many links and data. All these data are coming from web service.
Now i want open another web browser control when i click on first web broser link.
so how it can be done?
my first web broser code is :
webBrowser1.NavigateToString(htmlCode);
You could have another webBrowser hidden under webBrowser1. Lets call it webBrowser2. Now when a user hits a link on webBrowser1, capture it a string lets say link. Now you can navigate to link using webBrowser2.Navigate(new Uri(link,UriKind.Absolute));. Do not forget to make webBrowser1 hidden and webBrowser2 visible.
If i understand you, you want to intercept the onClick event in your first WB control (call this WB1), and open that page up (when the hyperlink is clicked) in another WB control (call this WB2)?
There are several ways you can do this, is this link set to open up in a new window? If so, you can intercept the NewWindow2 event is WB1 and run the following code in the NewWindow2 event of WB1...
Set pDisp = WB2.object
(it may be ppDisp instead of pDisp, but it will show up when your event is auto generated, choose whichever object name shows up in your arguments list).
Otherwise, you can intercept this request during BeforeNavigate2 event of the WB1 event, check the URL property if it is the link you're interested in, and if so, cancel the current request and reissue a new one as below... (in the WB1 BN2 event)...
Cancel = True ' This cancels the request
WB2.Navigate2 URL, , "YourWB2sDocumentNameOrTargetFrameNameGoesHere"
Second line of code just reissues the request.
Of course, the YourWB2sDocumentNameOrTargetFrameNameGoesHere is the TargetFrameName (or the frame or document name of the top level document, or any iframe, in your WB2 control/window). This can usually be found in the BODY tags name= property, but you don't even need to do this if all you want is to load it as the top level document in WB2... if you just want to load it as the parent top level document in WB2, just do this...
Cancel = True
WB2.Navigate2 URL
By referencing WB2 it will just send the same URL request to WB2 window after cancelling WB1 request.
Let me know if you need more help and let me know how you get along.
I have an extension which should give the users (logged in as an Admin in the magento backend) the ability to change some configs in the frontend area. I want to have a link in the frontend which loads the config area via ajax and gives the user the possibility to edit&save this config in the loaded div. I want to use the magento backend forms for this so i don't have to code the forms myself.
My current approach has the link on the pages and loads via ajax the correct backend page (e.g. System > Configuration > Design). For this approach I created a Controller which extends the Mage_Adminhtml_Controller_Action. This Controller get the params from the ajax request and uses an action (like the editAction of the class Mage_Adminhtml_System_ConfigController) to get the right config page in the backend.
My Problems are:
- showing only the correct Area (I just want the user to edit only the section "themes" under System > Configuration > Design) everything else should be not available... so how to remove all the information around this config section?
The form needs the JS-variable Form_Key. How to get the current Form_Key (in the frontend)?
After the ajax has loaded the content the form doesnt get initialized correctly. So if I'm trying to submit the form my firebug says "JS-Error: configForm is not defined". How to solve this form initialising ? Any ideas?
I really hope anybody here can give me a hint how to solve this problems to get the backend config work in the frontend.
This is untested, but it should be enough to get you on the right track:
Output only a specific block
In the frontend most blocks are instantiated via layout XML. In the adminhtml area this is different, so you need to work with PHP instantiation much more.
In your AJAX action I assume you are currently calling loadLayout() and renderLayout().
To only output a specific section use this instead:
public function yourAjaxAction()
{
// assuming the required config section is set in the AJAX request
$sectionCode = $this->getRequest()->getParam('section');
$sections = Mage::getSingleton('adminhtml/config')->getSections();
$blockName = (string)$sections->frontend_model;
if (empty($blockName)) {
$blockName = Mage_Adminhtml_Block_System_Config_Edit::DEFAULT_SECTION_BLOCK;
}
$block = $this->getLayout()->createBlock($blockName)->initForm();
// Set the AJAX response content
$this->getResponse()->setBody($block->toHtml());
}
The form key
The form key can be fetched via
Mage::getSingleton('core/session')->getFormKey()
It must be present in the form posted back to the server. You can use the following code to create a HTML hidden field with the formkey:
// If loadLayout() was called:
$formkeyHtml = Mage::app()->getLayout()->getBlock('formkey')->toHtml();
// If working without layout XML:
$formkeyHtml = Mage::app()->getLayout()->createBlock('core/template', 'formkey')
->setTemplate('formkey.phtml') // adminhtml theme formkey
//->setTemplate('core/formkey.phtml') // frontend theme formkey
->toHtml();
Add configForm JavaScript
The configForm variable is an JS varienForm object of the DOM element containing the config fields.
It is instantiated using:
// config_edit_form is the CSS id
configForm = new varienForm('config_edit_form');
The varienForm declaration is in the file js/varien/form.js.
There also is some additional javascript used by the system configuration. Magento always adds in these blocks to set up the system config JS environment:
Mage::app()->getLayout()->getBlock('js')->append(
$this->getLayout()->createBlock('adminhtml/template')
->setTemplate('system/shipping/ups.phtml')
);
Mage::app()->getLayout()->getBlock('js')->append(
$this->getLayout()->createBlock('adminhtml/template')
->setTemplate('system/config/js.phtml')
);
Mage::app()->getLayout()->getBlock('js')->append(
$this->getLayout()->createBlock('adminhtml/template')
->setTemplate('system/config/applicable_country.phtml')
);
I hope that gets you started.